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Nurhber of Vacancies which the frequent Desertions, ar.d Deaths of rhe wounded Men fince the Battle of Campo Sanro, have caused in his Army. Turin, March 10. We have received the unwelcome News ofthe …

na and Versailles, to assist at the Councils of War, which are to take into Consideration the relpective Plans of Operation for the ensuing Campaign, the Armies in Bavaria and in the Upper Palatinate,…

still reigning there, which has left, as we hear, but 600 Men in a Condition to do Duty. Rome, Feb. 23. On the zoth the Abbe Fran- chini, and Count Spada, Ministers from the Great Duke of Tuscany, rec…

has declared, by her Will, the Grand Duke her sole Ffeir, and four Florentine Senators her Executors. She haa bequeathed a great many Legacies, and Part of her Jewels to different Princes, and private…

Peasant who had escaped from Apremont, that the Garrison had capitulated in the Night Time, not having either any Ammunition or Provisions. This Information changed the Design ot the Commander of the …

in Bologne, where he caused solemn Mass and Te Deum to be fung for the great Victory obtained over the Armies of the Queen of Hungary, and the King of Sardinia. The Spaniards had given out through the…

lick of this Affair for the Confutation of all false Reports spread in relation thereto. Oporto, Feb. 2. Yesterday Morning the Fleet from England, under Convoy of his Bri* tannick Majesty's Ship Succe…

*&& Vienna, Feb. 16. Some Latters from the Army mention, that the French were abandoning the Ifler; General Brown had been detached to dislodge them from Deckendorff"; the whole Army had Orders to hol…

Page 1 j£umbv 8198. he London Gazette. Publttyeb bp flutljorftp. From •Œucftmp February 15. to featui'sitJ'? February 19. 1744. Rome, February 2, N. 5.. d'Atrifco were sent out to reconnoitre the Coli…

Naples, Jan. 29*, In virtue oF lhe TfeSty with the Beyi of Tunis, the 'King is to allow him j. certain Sum of Modey^oand "Tjtf DoslanJ to be paid for each Slave, SuBject of *lhe Two Sicilies. The reco…